Traditional Venetian
Residenza Ca’ Bauta is located in one of the quieter areas of Venice. This bijou boutique hotel is actually in the Sestiere Castello, close to the Scuola Grande di San Marco. The Doge’s Palace and Basilica are a pleasant 10 minute walk away, past the many other historic churches, palazzi and galleries in this historic area.
A short walk will bring you to the Fondazione Querini-Stampalia and further on, the San Zaccaria area with its famous churches filled with artwork by Vecchio, Titian and Tintoretto. The area has plenty of cafés and local restaurants for dining.
Discover the discreet luxury of the Residenza Ca’Bauta, one of the most historic boutique hotels in Venice. Offering a quiet haven with just 7 rooms and suites, this recently renovated palazzo has original wood-beamed ceilings in the vast main hall, which is where breakfast is laid out and served by helpful staff each morning. The impressive Murano chandeliers, rich antique furnishings and gorgeous mirror set an impressive tone for this luxury hotel. The hotel entrance is through a small patio area. Guests are met at the door by a traditionally dressed receptionist bearing a ‘baute’, the traditional hooded clock worn during Carnival and said to have first been worn in this very building, hence the hotel’s name.
This family run boutique hotel in Venice’s quieter Castello area offers a friendly ambience and personal attention to each guest. The rooms and suites are all spacious, with huge traditional beds and plenty of space to accommodate an extra bed for children. The suites have a hydro-massage Jacuzzi bathtub and a private terrace for relaxing quietly at the end of the day. The furnishings are mainly Venetian in style and more than adequate with a TV, minibar, security safe, internet access and air-conditioning. Bathrooms are small, clean and modern and they include a shower and hairdryer.
The Residenza Ca’ Bauta is one of the most competitively priced boutique hotels in Venice, offering exceptionally spacious accommodation in a quieter area, which is slightly off the beaten track for most tourists.
